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  1. DBAC
  2. ABCD
  3. CDAB
  4. BDCA
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Option 1 : DBAC

The correct answer is option 1), i.e. DBAC.

The given sentences should be read in the following ways:

  • The first sentence is D because it introduces the topic.
  • The second sentence is B because it informs about a past event.
  • The third sentence is A because it is the continuation of the previous sentence and mentions what happened after the mass slaughter.
  • The fourth sentence is C because it informs what else was done by the elders.
     

Hence, option (1) gives the correct arrangement of the given sentences.

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